Essentials for Design Adobe Illustrator CS 2, Level Two, 2/E
ISBN-10: 013187554X
ISBN-13: 9780131875548
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2006
Format: Paper; 448 pp
Published: 10/26/2005
Status: Out of Print
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Ideal for introductory and advanced level courses in computer graphics, desktop publishing and/or web design software applications.
THE FIRST TRUE ACADEMIC SERIES FOR GRAPHICS!
The Essentials for Design series offers a learning-by-doing approach that encourages students to grasp application related concepts as they expand their skills through hands-on tutorials. The titles offer a clean, easy-to-follow, full color layout with two different levels available. Instructor Resource CD-ROMs include assessments, PowerPoint presentation materials, and additional projects.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Page Geometry
Lesson 1: Using Guides and Layers
Lesson 2: Laying Out Web Pages
Lesson 3: Understanding the Crop Area
Lesson 4: Manage the Startup Document
Lesson 5: Using the Grid Tools
Lesson 6: Perspective Layout
Chapter 2 - Effects, Styles and Appearances
Lesson 1: Applying Vector Effects
Lesson 2: Applying Photoshop Effects
Lesson 3: Using the Appearance Palette
Lesson 4: Graphic Styles
Lesson 5: Creating Gradient Meshes
Chapter 3 - Working with Symbols
Lesson 1: Using the Symbols Palette
Lesson 2: Creating Symbols
Lesson 3: Editing Symbols and Links
Lesson 4: Using Symbol Libraries
Lesson 5: Using the Symbolism Tools
Chapter 4 - Working with Animations
Lesson 1: Creating an Animation
Lesson 2: The Build (Cumulative) Animation
Lesson 3: The Sequence (Non-Cumulative) Animation
Lesson 4: Raster Animation
Lesson 5: Animating Blends
Lesson 6: Using Symbols and Release to Layers
Chapter 5 - Creating Web Objects
Lesson 1: Using Save for Web
Lesson 2: Banding and Color Modifications
Lesson 3: Refining Images for the Web
Lesson 4: Creating Image Maps
Lesson 5: Saving for the Web
Lesson 6: Slicing Images
Chapter 6 - SVG Graphics and Interactivity
Lesson 1: Exploring Scaleable Vector Graphics
Lesson 2: Adding Interactivity with JavaScript
Lesson 3: JavaScript and XML Naming Conventions
Lesson 4: JavaScript Events
Lesson 5: Embedding the SVG File
Lesson 6: Using SVG Filters
Chapter 7 - Working with Dynamic Graphics
Lesson 1: What is Dynamic Data?
Lesson 2: Assigning Variables
Lesson 3: Understanding Data Sets
Lesson 4: Using the eXtensible Markup Language
Lesson 5: Using the Graph Tools
Lesson 6: Customizing Graphs
Chapter 8 - Enhancing Your Workflow
Lesson 1: Modifying Objects for Use in Photoshop
Lesson 2: Using Photoshop Techniques in Illustrator
Lesson 3: Using the Actions Palette
Lesson 4: Creating Your Own Actions
Lesson 5: Naming Objects and Menu Selections
Lesson 6: Using Acrobat to Combine Illustrator Files
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Author Bios
About the Author
Dean Bagley has been writing instructional books about Adobe Illustrator for a number of years. He first began when he wrote about Illustrator’s version 5.0. Dean received his degrees in Speech-English-Education from the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida. Upon graduation he spent several years teaching English and Speech in secondary schools.
A multi-talented person, Dean has been in the Arts most of his life as a graphic artist, designer, cartoonist, typographer, writer, editor, and publication designer. He spent ten years working as Head of Advertising for his father in his well-known business in the fishing industry, Bagley Bait Company. It was during these years that Dean won both an ADDY Award and a first place award from the Florida Print Industry for the package and catalog design of their monofilament fishing line, Silver Thread.
Also a computer programmer in such languages as BASIC, Pascal, and dBase, Dean found himself in the world of the Internet where creates Web sites, animations and images for use on the Web, using Adobe Illustrator.
Dean also has his own line of children’s books about his cartoon character, Baggy Gator. These stories can be found online at http://baggygator.no-ip.com.
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Your True Academic Design Series
Hands-on tutorials with a project orientation designed to provide a thorough
knowledge and understanding of graphic design
Features:
• Extensive End-of-Chapter Exercises include three levels of reinforcement exercises that emphasize hands-on skill development.
• Portfolio Builder exercises at the end of every chapter require creative problem solving and the application of learned skills. The completed projects can be combined into a portfolio that will impress at job interviews.
• Integrating Projects are designed to reflect real-world graphic design work, drawing on skills learned throughout the text.
• Careers in Design feature offers advice, tips, and resources that will help you on your path to a successful career.
• Full color format throughout!
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